As the years passed by so taste in art, and furniture did change as well. As Most of European palaces, châteaux and castles now have 19th or 20th century furniture, depending on when is the last time they served as places of residences. Some of them have original 18th century furniture or below, but they are quite rare.
On the other hand, private chapels in those palaces and châteaux mostly haven't been affected by changing fashions. Aristocratic families proudly kept the objects their ancestors used for worshiping, and add one or two new pieces of furniture. We can see that practice in this collection called "Chapel Royal", that would certainly pleased any 18th century monarch or member of high nobility for their private place of worshiping. It contains object from late middle ages all up to mid 19th century, comprising five major art movements that changed in the passing centuries. Most of the objects are from Italy (or Rome, as the center of Christianity), France and Poland.
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The "Chapel Royal - Full Pack" contains some object that you won't find in separate parts. It contains altar steps (Picture 2), Rococo Altarpiece (Picture 3) and Medieval Chest with altar cloth on top.
The "Chapel Royal - Full Pack" contains:
-Renaissance Altar (Picture 4)
-Altar steps (Picture 2)
-Rococo Altarpiece (Picture 3)
-Rococo Altar Crucifixion (Picture 5)
-Medieval Altar Chalice (Picture 6)
-Stabat Mater Illuminated Manuscript (Picture 7)
-Baroque Curule seat and Praying Pillow (Picture 8)
-Baroque Solomonic Column (Picture 9)
-Statue of Saint Sebastian (Picture 10)
-Statue of Virgin Mary (Picture 10)
-Portraits of St. John the Baptist (Picture 11)
-Medieval Chest (Picture 12)
-Michelangelo's Pieta (Picture 13)
-Sarcophagus of Casimir IV (Picture 14)
-Baroque Candelabra (Picture 15)
-Baroque Faldstool (Picture 16)
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